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Commanders Training Camp Day One: McLaurin Absent, Daniels' Second Year and Miller's First Day
ASHBURN, VIRGINIA, JUL 23 – Jayden Daniels completed his first 11-on-11 training camp pass to new receiver Deebo Samuel, highlighting strong chemistry as the Commanders prepare for the 2025 NFL season.
- On Wednesday, Jayden Daniels completed his first 11-on-11 throw, an over-the-shoulder touchdown to Deebo Samuel, drawing attention in Ashburn, Virginia.
- Terry McLaurin sat out opening drills due to a contract dispute, was placed on the Reserve/Did Not Report list, and remains absent as camp begins.
- Daniels delivered a perfect over-the-shoulder throw during no-pads practice, drawing gasps from onlookers, with no attribution needed.
- Supporting his absent teammate, Daniels emphasized `We know he's working; he's still our brother`, highlighting team unity amid McLaurin's holdout.
- The uncertainty over the receiver room looms over the offense, as Daniels leads a franchise with Super Bowl expectations, largely thanks to his own doing.
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